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marysya [2.9K]
2 years ago
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If you will be giving your presentation to an audience, you can practice your presentation by using View, ___________, to rehear

se your timing as you click through each slide.
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timama [110]2 years ago
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If you will be giving your presentation to an audience, you can practice your presentation by using View, <u>"Slide Sorter"</u><u>,</u> to rehearse your timing as you click through each slide.

We can utilize Slide Sorter view to revamp, embed, erase and duplicate the presentation slides. Slide Sorter view in PowerPoint additionally demonstrates the presentation’s visual stream. We can likewise include and review slide transition animation here, too. The measure of time apportioned to a slide is appeared at the base right of the slide.

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